September 14, 2017

王詩安 (Diana) - 愛存在 【電視劇 《終極 x 宿舍》 片尾曲】

【我是歌手 4】徐佳莹 失落沙洲

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红蔷薇白玫瑰 (G.E.M)

BY2 - 我知道

永不失聯的愛 by Eric周興哲
演员 by 薛之谦

Covered by: 黄维恒 Wilson Wong
Recorded & Produced by: Jerry Poh

Original Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTprSnq6ibY&t=104s

Wilson's Page:
https://www.facebook.com/WilsonWongMusic/

《永不失聯的愛 x 演员》【Eric周興哲 x 薛之谦】 Music Video (黄维恒WilsonWong 翻唱)

薛之谦 - 我知道你都知道「XWill动态歌词版MV」.mp3

with Clayton Christensen, Marc Andreessen, and Steven Levy

In business, mistakes of omission may be just as bad as (if not worse than) mistakes of commission -- simply because of the loss in potential upside: new companies, new products, new opportunities for growth. Or even in the ability to respond to the disruption coming to one's industry and company... if it hasn't already. Sometimes, and in certain industries (such as hospitality and education), it just takes longer to pull off.

But it's not like people and companies are dumbly sitting around waiting for disruption to happen. In fact, having read the book on disruption for years -- 20 years, to be precise, given the anniversary of The Innovator's Dilemma this year -- many smart business leaders know it could happen, yet fully determine that it's not going to happen to them... and then, of course, it still happens, observes a16z's Marc Andreessen. Why? Part of the answer, shares father of disruption theory and Harvard Business School professor Clayton Christensen, is they don't have a common language, logic, architecture, way to frame the problem. And that's where other theories and frameworks -- like jobs-to-be-done and modularity -- come in. A theory, after all, though never perfect can help.

So in this episode of the podcast -- from our inaugural a16z Summit event -- Christensen and Andreessen (in conversation with longtime tech writer and Backchannel editor-in-chief Steven Levy) share their thoughts for how such theories can play out practically in both managing business, and managing priorities in life.

a16z Podcast: Competing Against Luck

with Michael Dearing (@mcgd), Bob Sutton (@work_matters), and Hanne Tidnam (@omnivorousread)

Bob Sutton's book The No Asshole Rule was all about how to foster company cultures that don't tolerate asshole behavior. But sometimes, dealing with an asshole is unavoidable -- in life or at work. So what are the best tactics to both protect yourself and to stop the asshole behavior? This is the subject that Sutton tackles in his new book, The Asshole Survival Guide. 

In this somewhat NSFW episode, a16z's Hanne Tidnam talks with Bob Sutton, professor at Stanford; and Michael Dearing, Founder of Harrison Metal and formerly at Stanford and eBay, about tackling asshole behavior -- everything from assessing it (are you dealing with an asshole?) to coping mechanisms, to how to systemize a way of squashing and preventing asshole behavior in the workplace. (Bonus: a surprising truth about EQ in the workplace!)

王詩安 (Diana) - 愛存在【電視劇《終極 x 宿舍》片尾曲】

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